August 26th, 2015: You've heard of The Darkness? Well, today's #haskell problem is all about the Brightness http://lpaste.net/8121218308407033856 Bright eyes! burnin' like fire! http://lpaste.net/6043805058976448512

August 24th, 2015: You thought I would say 'Purple' (as in Rain) for today's #haskell problem, but I was only playin' http://lpaste.net/1249981301570666496 #PSA Circles are NOT jerkles ... because ... I don't even know what 'jerkles' ARE! http://lpaste.net/9210044109090193408

August 21st, 2015: So, ooh! PRITTY COLOURS YESTERDAY! BUT WHAT DO THEY MEAN? Today's #haskell problem we cluster data http://lpaste.net/4331594901654339584 DO IT TO IT!

August 19th, 2015: Let's look at some cells in a bounding box, shall we? for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/1002579649038909440 Share you results here on twitter! Ooh! I see blue dots! K3wl! http://lpaste.net/8209124658184716288

August 18th, 2015: In #hadoop you can store a lot of data...but then you have to interpret that stored data for today's #haskell program http://lpaste.net/4873818871913512960 Today, the SCA/Society for Creative Anachronisms solved the problem. No: SCA/Score Card Analysis ... my bad! http://lpaste.net/4574974476227182592

August 17th, 2015: For Today's #haskell problem we learn that bb does NOT mean 'Big Brother' (1984). What DOES it mean, then? Tune in! http://lpaste.net/4021501857770766336 We learn that @geophf cannot come up with interesting title names for lpaste.net so early in the morning! http://lpaste.net/2865245555871711232

August 14th, 2015: We find out in today's #haskell problem that if 'kinda-prime' numbers had a taste, they would be 'yummy.' http://lpaste.net/8115330625503756288

August 13th, 2015: We generalize to divbyx-rule by using Singapore Maths-laaaaah http://lpaste.net/7999541914976124928 for today's #Haskell problem "divby7 is too easy now-laaaah!" http://lpaste.net/3424362847981797376 ... but there are interesting results for tomorrow's problem

August 12th, 2015: Is divby3 a fixpoint? We address this question in today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/4853502121825271808 "There, fixed divby3 for ya!" you crow, in on the 'fix'-joke http://lpaste.net/1103072314578173952 *groan *fixpoint-humour

August 11th, 2015: Today, I ask you to step up your composable-game, #haskell-tweeps! http://lpaste.net/793067287459397632 Today's div-by #haskell problem So we ♫ 'head for the mountains!' ♫ for our composable solution of divby10 and divby30 http://lpaste.net/7676519782581010432 but leave an open question ...

August 7th, 2015: For today's #haskell problem we relook yesterday's with Data.Monoid and fold(r) ... for fun(r) http://lpaste.net/7556489465431064576 We're using code from the future (or the bonus answer, anyway) to answer today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/1417188853759868928

August 6th, 2015: For today's #haskell problem, @elizabethfoss provides us the opportunity to do ... MATHS! http://lpaste.net/4497234580327104512 TALLY HO! Today's solution has Haskell talking with a LISP! (geddit? ;) http://lpaste.net/8042173730291449856

August 5th, 2015: Today's #Haskell problem shows us that 'anagramatic' is a word now, by way of @argumatronic http://lpaste.net/7378835938597666816 We learned that #thuglife and #GANGSTA are a bifunctor, but not anagrams with http://lpaste.net/4458286223454109696 @argumatronic

August 4th, 2015: We actually write a PROGRAM for today's #haskell problem that DOES STUFF! WOW! http://lpaste.net/7617945186101886976 #curbmyenthusiasm #no Today we learnt to talk like a pirate ... BACKWARDS! http://lpaste.net/1920179878318047232 ARGGGH! ... no ... wait: !HGGGRA Yeah, that's it.

August 3rd, 2015: For today's #haskell problem, we design a Hadoop database ... ya know, without all that bothersome MapReduce stuff http://lpaste.net/3336770284219793408 ;)